Peru · TICKETS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 5 tickets & entry passes justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Compare flexible Machu Picchu entry options, Circuit 2 access, private guiding, buses, timing, costs, and key booking risks before you go.
“Una increíble experiencia, la verdad Machu Picchu no decepciona. Si lo habían pensado, vale cada dólar invertido.”
Review of Machu Picchu Circuit 2 with advance entry, a small group guide, practical planning tips, and honest value advice.
“Our guide Isaiah was very knowledgeable and it was balance of free time and talk. We covered a large area of the city and the tour finished with spectacular view of the city. I highly recommend this tour.”
Review of a private Machu Picchu tour from Aguas Calientes with guide, entrance ticket, buses, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Incredible tour of Circuit 2, getting to walk through the majority of the uncovered ruins. John was a wonderful and knowledgeable guide and provided us with so much insight.”
Review of Cochahuasi Animal Sanctuary near Cusco, with rescued Andean wildlife, local guides, practical transport tips, price, and honest drawbacks.
“This is an amazing place, that takes in animals that have been abused, trafficked, abandoned or treated poorly. For your entrance fee, you get a guide that will walk you through and explain all the situations, as well as the history of each animal, and what their current status is. There are some that can be released back to the wild upon completion of rehab and those that cannot, have a permanent home here. The keepers/guides are very passionate about their care of the animals and are thrilled to talk about them! If you take a cab or an Uber there, for a small fee, they will wait for you…”
Review of the $155 Machu Picchu tour from Aguas Calientes, with private guide, entry ticket, buses, key ruins, and practical value advice.
“Machu Picchu was an amazing experience, we loved our guide, and we were super lucky with the weather. Just an heads up for future: you should mention beforehand that there are no transporta arriving in Aguas Calientes except the (over priced) train. This was not clear when we bought the ticket, and we struggled to get to Aguas Calientes due to the accident on the train line the day before our trip. So the visitors would be aware that on the top of tour price, they still need to consider a 2 hours train to Aguas Calientes that costs around 80 USD one way (so almost 200USD both ways). And…”
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